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As Valve moves closer to the SteamOS and Steam machines official release, they are putting a lot of effort into updating the Big Picture UI to provide a better experience for new users. One such change can be seen in a form of a greeting screen overviewing different aspects of Steam.
Since the previous Steam client beta release, there's some hidden tabletop code added to the Steam Client. It's clearly visible that this code is in early stages of the development, but this gives us a hint where Steam could be heading.
Valve had a press event at CES this year. MaximumPCMag filmed the whole thing, you can see it here or read the summary below.
Valve's press event was short but sweet! Here's what we've learned.
Woohoo! It's finally here! This blog will mostly follow the structure of our "SteamOS: What we know and what to expect" blog post. We'll also include some speculation here and there based on our findings.
SteamOS is coming on Friday (Dec 13th) and we thought it would be a good time to summarize what we've learned about it so far.
All information (including screenshots) in this post are to be treated as unfinished as these features are not officially available at the time of writing.
Valve has implemented In-Home Streaming in Steam. After some tinkering (technical stuff below), you get a new option, named "In-Home Streaming".
Day 1's Steam universe announcement was SteamOS. Valve completely blew our original predictions out of the water by basically announcing/hinting to all of them. Except for the actual Steambox.
SteamOS is here. Let's expand on some of the features Valve announced. What are they actually saying?
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